By default on Xcode 15 the extensions of the files are hidden, It can be sometimes confusing if you are unaware of them by looking at it as a developer.
If you want them to be visible, you can do that by following the below steps.
- Open Xcode.
- Go to Menu: Xcode -> Settings...
- Now under the General tab you will see File Extension:
- From this dropdown select Show All instead of Hide All
- You can also choose from Show Listed to display extensions only for specific files such as - c, cc, cpp, h, hpp, m, mm, gif, icns, jpeg, jpg, png, tiff, swift
- Close Settings window.
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